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U.S. citizens or permanent residents with an undergraduate degree in mathematics or a related STEM field may apply for Boston University's one-year Master of Arts in Teaching program leading to secondary mathematics licensure. The J-Squared Noyce program provides full-tuition scholarships for up to 31 scholars who commit to teaching two years in a high-need district after certification.
Apply through BU Wheelock graduate admissions, including an essay on teaching in high-need schools. Scholars receive ongoing support through workshops, seminars, and mentoring during and after the program.
The J-Squared Project prepares teachers to facilitate meaningful mathematical discourse while addressing issues of racism and social injustice in the classroom.
The BU J-Squared Noyce Scholarship Program awards Full-Tuition (31 winners).
Key requirements include: United States; US citizen; US permanent resident; Bachelor degree. Check the full eligibility section above, or create a free Award Scholar profile to have every requirement checked against your profile automatically.
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